Posts made in April, 2009
Wrong 4
You should read tchow’s response to “Wrong 3:” “…At this point, there is no concept of ‘right’or ‘wrong’ in one’s head. The challenge of deciding between the two is gone and all I’m left with is raw, unaltered and pure experience…” That’s exactly what I would like to do here–provide a public forum for...
Read MoreWrong 3
Applying more logic to the collapse equation — if things have to be wrong for me to not like them, then clearly I believe I have to like everything. Dang-it! It’s so true. Just like Betsyyyy said in her comment on the previous entry “Wrong!” Funny how you can know you think something, but not really know you think it until you see it from another perspective.
Read MoreWrong 2
This morning I realized that not only do I not like everything that is “wrong,” (of course, how could I?) but it goes the other way, too. Everything I don’t like is just plain “wrong.” Here’s the equation for the collapsed concepts: not liking = wrong. Interesting how completely true this is for me. I’ve got to do a YouTube segment on this. [Look at that!...
Read MoreWrong!
I’m working on a new breakthrough around the concept “wrong.” So far I’ve been able to see how it works in relationship to my childhood inability to say what I don’t like. If I make something wrong, then I’m justified in not liking it. Ta-Da! That’s as far as I’ve gotten, but I can see it’s the core of judgment in my life. Perhaps it will stir...
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